Zenebe B. Uraguchi

Professor of Economics

Zenebe B. Uraguchi

Zenebe Uraguchi is a professor of Economics at the Bern University of Applied Sciences, HAFL, focusing on how markets and institutions evolve during periods of economic and political change. He previously worked with Helvetas, including in Eastern Europe.

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When Theory Meets Practice in Monitoring and Evaluation: A Personal Story from Albania

Written by Zenebe B. Uraguchi, Admir Malaj - 25. January 2018

Partnerships in Development Cooperation – Who Should Hold the Steering Wheel?

We begin by stating the obvious: as development practitioners, we do not work alone. We manage and implement projects together with and through different partners.

Written by Zenebe B. Uraguchi - 15. January 2018

How Chasing Fixed and Large Outreach Targets Hinders Scalable and Sustainable Impacts

Written by Zenebe B. Uraguchi, Rubaiyath Sarwar - 21. December 2017

‘Learning Expedition’ with 15 Projects on Monitoring and Results Measurement

Two years ago, we started a learning expedition on how monitoring and results measurement helps projects know what works and what does not work. For this, we approached 15 projects implemented by Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation in Asia, Africa, Latin America and Eastern Europe.

Written by Zenebe B. Uraguchi, Rob van Hout - 21. December 2017

Youth on Agriculture: Back-Breaking Labour, Low Economic Pay-Off and Uncool?

Written by Zenebe B. Uraguchi, Michael Alandu - 24. November 2017

Postcard from Bhutan – What Is Money For?

Written by Zenebe B. Uraguchi, Annick Vollmar - 17. November 2017